Is Your Body Ready for Spring Break?
As colder weather starts to die off and the warmer temperatures come, your skin will go through changes as well. During the winter weather, you will notice your skin and scalp are drier. Oils are not only great for baths and for soft skin, but are also amazing for your hair and scalp. The oils promote a healthy scalp, which in turn, gives you fast growing, shiny hair!
Get your glow on! I am an advocate for spray tans for obvious reasons, including preventing sun damage on the skin, but also to gain full and even coverage all over the body without worrying about tan lines and redness. My advice would be to receive a treatment by a professional instead of a spray booth that many tanning salons offer. The professional can customize the tan according to the individual and monitor the shade much easier than the spray booths. I suggest scheduling a spray tan 2-3 days before the vacation to be sure the tan is at its best.
Exfoliating: During the long winter days, we all get some rough dry patches of skin. No worries, this is where a good exfoliant comes into play. You can polish off the rough spots with a great exfoliant. This will remove the top layer of dead skin and give you a great spring glow.
Now for the Spring Hair Removal. Let us be honest, in the winter we forgo on shaving or waxing as often as we do in the summer, as it is not a priority during the winter. So when Spring rolls around many of us are reaching to the nearest salon for some "de-fuzzing".
Exfoliating before any type of hair removal session is essential and is always recommended. It is good to exfoliate a few days before is best, not the day of or day before, as waxing is an exfoliant as well. I would hate to have your nice new exfoliated skin damaged. Exfoliating will help loosen the skin around the hair follicle making it easier to remove, and removes the top layer of dead skin cells, for glowing skin after your treatment. Exfoliating also helps reduce ingrown hairs, because it softens the skin.
Important details to know before your bikini wax, the low down for down there. For the perfect bikini wax, start letting your hair grow now. Stop shaving the hair in the area you want waxed for at least 14-20 days before your wax service. The hair needs to be at least 1/4-inch long for the best results. Also your wax service should be done at least 48 hours before you go out in the sun. Why? The reason is that waxing has exfoliated and you have fresh new skin where it has been waxed. When that fresh new skin hits the sun, it will tan, practically burn. Therefore, you will have damaged the skin in the area, and will then appear to be darker all year round, almost shadow like. And we all do not want this.
Exfoliating: During the long winter days, we all get some rough dry patches of skin. No worries, this is where a good exfoliant comes into play. You can polish off the rough spots with a great exfoliant. This will remove the top layer of dead skin and give you a great spring glow.
Now for the Spring Hair Removal. Let us be honest, in the winter we forgo on shaving or waxing as often as we do in the summer, as it is not a priority during the winter. So when Spring rolls around many of us are reaching to the nearest salon for some "de-fuzzing".Exfoliating before any type of hair removal session is essential and is always recommended. It is good to exfoliate a few days before is best, not the day of or day before, as waxing is an exfoliant as well. I would hate to have your nice new exfoliated skin damaged. Exfoliating will help loosen the skin around the hair follicle making it easier to remove, and removes the top layer of dead skin cells, for glowing skin after your treatment. Exfoliating also helps reduce ingrown hairs, because it softens the skin.
Important details to know before your bikini wax, the low down for down there. For the perfect bikini wax, start letting your hair grow now. Stop shaving the hair in the area you want waxed for at least 14-20 days before your wax service. The hair needs to be at least 1/4-inch long for the best results. Also your wax service should be done at least 48 hours before you go out in the sun. Why? The reason is that waxing has exfoliated and you have fresh new skin where it has been waxed. When that fresh new skin hits the sun, it will tan, practically burn. Therefore, you will have damaged the skin in the area, and will then appear to be darker all year round, almost shadow like. And we all do not want this.
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